bjac
Member
- Jul 13, 2008
- 232
- Boat Info
- 2004 Sea Ray 320 Sundancer
- Engines
- Twin 350 Mag MPI 300hp w/Bravo III Drives
Do you think it's a cost issue why Sea Ray would use a less reliable/quality float switch and sump pump in the shower box?
I can't believe it would be a cost factor yet I am presently going through the same thing you went through. Right after we had our first run the shower sump would not shut off. We have never used it ....the boat has 40 hrs on it. I opened the box and played with the switch that was amidst pink fluid from winterization and it would not shut the pump off. To the right side there was a power friction fitted connector that I disconnected to stop the pump.
After contacting my dealer I am waiting for a visit from their service tech to install a new switch. I did find a thread on here the other day and apparently this is so common ...the "Rule-a-Matic" switch failing.....that guys are carrying an extra one if they are going away for a bit.